Walking around my working area

[naturalist]

Typical view in my working area, one or two steps from our man made facilities (this pictures taken in natural area where part of our facilities)
Ground orchid

Pitcher plant

Our work: http://goingback2dforest.wordpress.com/

 

[tinwiskers]

Really cool shots! love seeing the Pitcher Plants

 

[baldtaco-II]

Neat pics but I enjoyed your link more. A noble work that.

 

[JV3]

nice pics! i actually saw a pitcher plant (just one) at a trail here last summer while mountain biking...i didn't think they'd survive our cold winters here so i was surprised. if i see it again and there's more, i might take one home to plant.

 

[TheGame]

I've never seen a pitcher plant.. but I am going to keep a lookout everywhere I go, now. Looks pretty neat. Thanks for the pics.

 

[22-rimfire]

Nice photos and I enjoyed the website and your work. I spent some time in South America and the native orichids was one of my #1 interests. I like to see things in their natural environment and growing the way mother nature intended them to grow.

 

[naturalist]

nice pics! i actually saw a pitcher plant (just one) at a trail here last summer while mountain biking...i didn't think they'd survive our cold winters here so i was surprised. if i see it again and there's more, i might take one home to plant.

Thank you very much for your nice comments. I have several pics of pitcher plants taken back to early 2000, when i was work for The Wildlife Conservation Society. Took it in Bukir Barisan Selatan Mountain Range. From around 25cm in size (only the pitcher) and a complete form of the plant which has size less than a size of a penny.

Neat pics but I enjoyed your link more. A noble work that.

Thank you very much, your taxes might be part of funds that we used to do our work.

Really cool shots! love seeing the Pitcher Plants

Thanks, taken with my cellphone, can't have better pics.

I've never seen a pitcher plant.. but I am going to keep a lookout everywhere I go, now. Looks pretty neat. Thanks for the pics.

Most welcome

Nice photos and I enjoyed the website and your work. I spent some time in South America and the native orichids was one of my #1 interests. I like to see things in their natural environment and growing the way mother nature intended them to grow.

I missed to take the wild flower, which blooming two months ago. Thousands of flower in forest floor.

Will post more pics soon, after checking our property. We have to prepare for El Nino, which predicted will peak on September.
Have to check our wheels to make sure that water will be available